Oct 14, 2026 · 4 min · 9 segments
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Billings families, educators, and first responders are still dealing with the tragic accident that took the life of a thirteen-year-old outside a school last month.
In an emotional move, Billings Police took a very special step in his honor, as Tracy Taylor reports.
Thirteen-year-old Chase Lance, who dreamed of becoming a New York City police officer, has been named an honorary officer by the Billings Police Department.
Lance was struck and killed by a vehicle on Grant Avenue in September while children were heading to school.
His family joined officers at Monday night's city council meeting for the ceremony.
Interim Chief Sean Mayo welcomed Chase to the department, telling him he was one of Billings' finest.
Chase's mother says the honor and the community support mean a great deal to her family.
Billings families, educators, and first responders are still dealing with the tragic accident that took the life of a thirteen-year-old outside a school last month.
In an emotional move, Billings Police took a very special step in his honor, as Tracy Taylor reports.
Thirteen-year-old Chase Lance, who dreamed of becoming a New York City police officer, has been named an honorary officer by the Billings Police Department.
Lance was struck and killed by a vehicle on Grant Avenue in September while children were heading to school.
His family joined officers at Monday night's city council meeting for the ceremony.
Interim Chief Sean Mayo welcomed Chase to the department, telling him he was one of Billings' finest.
Chase's mother says the honor and the community support mean a great deal to her family.
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